spanishnavy

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'Nueva Espana' (Spanish Navy.)

  • Miguel Angel Prieto Ciudad said:
    El "Nueva España" fue un buque cañonero-torpedero de la Armada Española, que entró en servicio en 1891. El barco fue destinado al apostadero de La Habana. Tras participar en la Guerra de Cuba en 1898, regresó a España, donde fue destinado al Mediterráneo, sirviendo sobre todo en la costa Levantina y Baleares. Fue dado de baja en la Armada en 1914. The "Nueva España" was a Spanish Navy (Armada Española) gunboat-torpedo boat that entered service in 1891. The ship was destined for La Habana. After participating in the Spanish-American War, he returned to Spain, where he was assigned to the Levante coast in the Mediterranean Sea. He was decommissioned in 1914.

Examining the gun on Almirante Oquendo

  • Calvatheson said:
    I believe this ship is misidentified and is actually Vizcaya. Post-battle photos of Vizcaya on other sites show the fallen mast next to the aft turret, where non of the post-battlephotos of Ocendo show this feature.
  • benicektoo said:
    Thanks for adding to NPOI. Something very exotic about these wreck photos.
  • FrigateRN said:
    A very interesting series of pictures, appreciate seeing them here.

'Reina Regente.' (Spanish Navy)

  • Miguel Angel Prieto Ciudad said:
    The "Reina Regente" was a protected cruiser of the Spanish Navy built in England. It entered service in 1888 and 1895 disappeared after a storm in the Gulf of Cádiz area.